Congratulations to @erichoov, recognized by @EdWriters for his excellent piece on Profile, the awful financial aid form of @CollegeBoard that disadvantages so many under-served students. #EMTalk https://t.co/4TyeoqAmPh
@JonBoeckenstedt I remember reading the blog back in 2010 -- it is just as interesting (and as compelling) today as it was then. Thank you for sharing!
This is the most popular blogpost of all time on all my blogs. It features content from 1954, about things that happened in 1940, so you need to read it in that light.
But it's a good reminder as we look forward to a "normal" school year. #EMTalk https://t.co/REPa8yxHbs
The state of Illinois joins Oregon, Arizona and California in not requiring standardized tests for public university admissions. Looking at you, Minnesota, Colorado, et al. #EMTalk#EMTalk https://t.co/lAPYKGCScE
New #collegeadmissions blog.
https://t.co/KKMr9XSREH
(With deep apologies to my friends and colleagues in Minnesota.)
This one is for the juniors. Be confident to chart your own path- AND enjoy the journey!
@Clark2College Apology accepted @Clark2College. Your advice to our juniors (and their parents) is "spot on," even if your knowledge of Minnesota geography was not. Thank you!
@NACAC@NACACWonk I missed this tweet when it first came out -- but it's never too late to offer a compliment and my congratulations to @NACACWonk, one of the real stars in our profession! This is wonderful news!
@erichoov Love. This.
"Still, 23 years of experience have taught me that writing meaningfully about other human beings requires getting to know them, listening like mad, and establishing a rapport."
#empathymatters
New to filling out the @FAFSA form? Here are 8 steps to completing your Free Application for Federal Student Aid for the 2021-22 school year.
https://t.co/ld8mafDDbC
@Clark2College Love this! Especially this part:
Because that’s what heroes do. They give us something to think about. They see in us what we cannot or do not see in ourselves.
Nancy Beane has spent her career giving us "something to think about." And then watching us take action!